21. On the tables are the roles available, go and sit at the table of the role
you're most interested in:
• Presenter
• Producer
• Broadcast Assistant
• Editor
• Interviewer
Roles
22. Topics
• What kind of things are you interested in? Think about what potential
listeners might want to hear
• Do you want to educate your audience? Entertain them?
23. Food
• Strangest breakfasts
• The hottest food in the world
• Dangerous foods
• Meals that made it to the Guinness Book of World Records
• What the Queen eats for Breakfast
• Foods that were popular in the olden days, for example the Vikings
• What celebrities eats for Breakfast
• Traditional meals in different countries
24. Books or Films
• The different genres of literature or films
• Best fiction and nonfiction books
• Favourite authors
• Favourite actors
• Interviews could be about the publics favourite genre of books/film
• How many books have been made into films?
• Tips on how to write a book
• Favourite films
25. Brainstorming
• What are your top 3 hobbies?
• What are you most looking forward to about the project?
• What topics are you interested in talking about?
• What are you least interested topics to talk about?
26. Interview Game
• Get into your groups and one of us will sit with your group, each
teacher will have a job title written on a piece of paper, your job is to
figure out what is written down.
• You can ask 2 questions each to figure out what the job is.
• Now you can have a go in your groups, each writing a job and getting
your group members to guess what it is.
• The point of this activity is to get used
to asking open-ended questions so you can
get the most out of someone, not just
yes and no.
27. For next week...
• Think about what show you want to make in your groups, and come
in next week with one or two options for further discussion